4. Which areas seem to be most highly and quickly affected by a continued increase in

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Answer: The atmosphere will be hit hardest by the increase in carbon. As the amount of carbon increases, it leads to increased warming of the atmosphere. Rising temperatures also increase the rate of evaporation, creating a more humid atmosphere and creating a virtuous cycle of warming.

This increase is beneficial as the Earth freezes due to the absence of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases in the air.

(sorry for my over-use of the the word increase)

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